What changed after the floodwaters receded? The world had been washed clean, but the human heart had not been made new.

In Episode Four, we are walking slowly through Genesis 9–11—from God’s covenant with Noah and the rainbow He placed in the clouds, to Noah’s vineyard, the actions of his sons, the Table of Nations, and humanity’s rebellion at Babel.

Along the way, we will follow the connections between Adam and Noah, talk honestly about the curse spoken over Canaan, and watch the same condition of the human heart appear again and again. New surroundings cannot transform us. Greater knowledge cannot transform us. Human unity, achievement, security, and even a completely fresh beginning cannot give us a new heart. We need Jesus.

So grab your Bible, a notebook, something to write with, and a nice cup of coffee or tea. This is a longer study, but there is so much waiting for us in these chapters as we go slow, study deep, and allow the Word of God to transform us.

Next time, we will continue through Genesis as the story narrows from the nations to one man named Abram—and God begins unfolding His promise to bless all the families of the earth through him.

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